6). Media Ownership
I think that the main problem with media ownership is that people go to great lenths to get the best story. Sometimes this is not okay with the person or the audience like 'the phone hacking scandel' where they were hacking into celebritys phone and getting at their privet information and not giving them space as they are still humans and they need their own life that's not in the media.
Wednesday, 17 December 2014
Media Ownership 5).
Media ownership 5). bullet points
- Media affects peoples views.
- Politicians are a big part in media.
- Newspapers can be biased.
- Newspapers can lead campaigns
- Change what people thinks right.
- Keeps politicians from doing whatever they want.
- Politicians work together (politicians explain to newspapers and give them stories newspapers make them look a certain way).
Media Ownership 4). TV channel
Media Ownership 4). TV channel
Channel 5:
channel five is a Tv channel owned by 'viacom international media networks Europe'. channel five is an inderpendant company that gets most of their funding from othaer companies wanting to advertise on their channel.
Channel 5:
channel five is a Tv channel owned by 'viacom international media networks Europe'. channel five is an inderpendant company that gets most of their funding from othaer companies wanting to advertise on their channel.
Media Ownership 3). terminology
Media Ownership 3).
Terminology :
Monopoly - The exclusive possession or control of the supply of or trade in a commodity or service.
Media tycoon - A successful entrepreneur or businessperson who controls the media.
Broadcaster - Someone who sends a message through a signal like a radio broadcaster.
Conglomerate - Relating to a conglomerate, especially a large corporation.
Plurality - A large number of people or things.
Multi-national - A company operating in multiple countries.
Public Service - A service provided by the government.
Terminology :
Monopoly - The exclusive possession or control of the supply of or trade in a commodity or service.
Media tycoon - A successful entrepreneur or businessperson who controls the media.
Broadcaster - Someone who sends a message through a signal like a radio broadcaster.
Conglomerate - Relating to a conglomerate, especially a large corporation.
Plurality - A large number of people or things.
Multi-national - A company operating in multiple countries.
Public Service - A service provided by the government.
Media Ownership 1a/1b).
Question a). In your own words, what are the points he makes about the BBC’s power?
He points out that the money they get off of the TV licence makes it harder for other media organisations to survive and that the BBC are guaranteed that the profit will stay the same whilst other media organisations profit will go up and down as they are not funded by the government this makes it harder for them to afford stories and to get it out. the other media organisations will also struggle because the advert revenue are dropping another thing is that privet organisations find it harder to ask for their audience to pay as they can use the BBC.
Question b). What do you think? Does the BBC have too much power and should we have the licence fee?
I think that the BBC should not have as much power as they do as it costs a lot and doesn't leave much room for other organisations. I also think that we should not take away the licence fee but just reduce it so that the BBC do not have as much money to spend on so that other organisations would have a chance.
Question a). In your own words, what are the points he makes about the BBC’s power?
He points out that the money they get off of the TV licence makes it harder for other media organisations to survive and that the BBC are guaranteed that the profit will stay the same whilst other media organisations profit will go up and down as they are not funded by the government this makes it harder for them to afford stories and to get it out. the other media organisations will also struggle because the advert revenue are dropping another thing is that privet organisations find it harder to ask for their audience to pay as they can use the BBC.
Question b). What do you think? Does the BBC have too much power and should we have the licence fee?
I think that the BBC should not have as much power as they do as it costs a lot and doesn't leave much room for other organisations. I also think that we should not take away the licence fee but just reduce it so that the BBC do not have as much money to spend on so that other organisations would have a chance.
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